incongruity

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• The incongruity suggests that the Delta variant of the coronavirus is beginning to trip up spending and the US economic recovery.

• Eager to show he was in on the joke, Davis wore out punchlines about the seeming incongruity of his identities.

• Publishers are also addressing the systemic issues that have contributed to the incongruities between men’s and women’s sports.

• Despite the incongruity of trying to make the famously raucous and crowded Miracle scene Covid-19-friendly, the program could be a lifeline for bars, especially in New York, where drinking establishments have been severely impacted by the pandemic.

• In their incongruity and outrageous character, they were more and more effective.

• An example of this moral incongruity is provided by a new Supreme Court decision dealing with patent law.

• The trillion dollar platinum is an absurdity wrapped in a legislative incongruity inside a farce.

• I was also toying with the idea of a team of misfits that come together despite their seeming incongruity.

• She was always trying to make Thyrsis realize this incongruity, and to persuade him to put some "charming" lines into her part.

• The incongruity was too remarkable; the good folks would either put him to the door, or only let him in to send for the police.

• There is reverence and piety proclaimed by her presence and no thought of obtruded.